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Deccan’s unlimited free ticket offer

Our Correspondent

Madurai, Nov. 22

Deccan is offering unlimited free tickets to 100 lucky fliers for travel between January 10 and March 30. The offer can be taken online at www.airdeccan.net between November 21 and November 25.

According to Mr Nalin Gagrani, Head-Marketing, Deccan, fliers who book ticket(s) online for travel up till December 20 will be included in a draw of lots.

Complete details of the special offer are available in the Web site. The 100 lucky fliers will be chosen at random and will be entitled to unlimited free tickets on Deccan. The names of 20 lucky winners will be announced every day in their Web site till November 25. The special offer is to enable more people to take to the skies and stimulate air travel, the company press release said.

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